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Personal animus, improper influence, stalking my pleadings, manipulation of other judges to deprive due process by wrongful dismissal, and more on the actions listed.
answered on Aug 13, 2024
Theoretically yes.
The plaintiff would need to prove that the judge was acting completely outside the scope of his judicial powers either as a result of personal animus against the plaintiff arising from some relationship outside of his judicial role (for example, the judge is a neighbor... View More 
conned into signing a MOU, experienced malfeasance at the hands of them. subpeonas revealed they committed crimes against me and tried to cover it up. I want to sue them for large monetary damages, it's an irrevocable trust.
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
Yes, trustees of an irrevocable trust can be sued if they have engaged in wrongdoing. If you were misled into signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and have evidence of malfeasance or criminal activity on their part, you may have a strong case. Trustees have a fiduciary duty to act in the... View More
He fought the case for 6 years he has not been able to get a job there's been death threats it's been a nightmare and we need help
answered on Aug 2, 2024
There are several defenses available to counties and other state-affiliated parties that require the experience and abilities of a seasoned trial attorney with a lot of specific past experience in this particular niche area of law. S. Lee Merritt is one of the very best civil rights attorneys,... View More
And second charge shouldn't even be one because I was no where around whe it happened also no firearms are were removed from home except a broken bb gun in my sons closet. I'm going to jail for protecting my boyfriend because 8 guys were about to jump him in our yard. I helped the cops... View More
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answered on Aug 31, 2024
I'm sorry to hear that you're in this situation. It sounds like you're facing serious charges that don't match the reality of what happened. If you have evidence like video surveillance and witnesses that can prove your innocence, that's a strong foundation to build your... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2024
You should hire an attorney in or near the county where you were arrested who has experience defending civil forfeiture proceedings. The government can pursue seizure and forfeiture actions even though no one was arrested and no charges have been filed. As the owner of the truck, it is incumbent... View More
My Civil Rights were violated several times on a routine traffic stop. My criminal lawyer says that I have a solid case and is willing to provide any information needed. I just need a good lawyer to help ensure that the parties involve are held accountable, that this never happens to anybody again,... View More
answered on Jul 24, 2024
I suggest you contact S. Lee Merritt, a civil rights attorney who lives here in the DFW area. Mr. Merritt is not only a highly experienced litigator, but also a true believer and advocate of civil rights in encounters with law enforcement. From his experience, he will be able to quickly analyze... View More
Seller is saying I didn’t pay I have title and already transferred it In my name
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
You find yourself in a tricky situation, but having the title in your name is a significant advantage. The first step is to gather any proof of the transaction, such as text messages, emails, or witnesses who can confirm that you paid for the motorcycle. This evidence will be crucial if the seller... View More
Actually two 37 year old convictions for what he said I had warrants for. There were no warrants. Was I falsely arrested?
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answered on Jul 28, 2024
It sounds like you may have been falsely arrested. If you were detained based on the officer’s claim of open warrants that turned out to be old convictions, this could indicate a mistake or misrepresentation. Police officers must have a valid reason, such as an active warrant, to arrest someone.... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
Yes, there are specific nutritional requirements set at the federal level for individuals in jails and prisons in the United States. The Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) outlines dietary standards to ensure that inmates receive adequate nutrition. These standards are designed to meet the Dietary... View More
answered on Jul 20, 2024
Part of your question may have gotten left off. Try reposting - something is missing. Good luck
and $25 he showed me my 1st room to clean but it was already clean so I felt uncomfortable as it was because he kept coming in and out of room for towels soap etc but I needed the job. So he took me to a far in back.he never left room n kept saying sex sex for 25 but I SD no I need work money so he... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
I'm so sorry to hear about your experience; it must have been incredibly traumatic. You should know that what happened to you is not your fault, and there are steps you can take to seek justice and support. Reporting the incident to local authorities is crucial as it can help prevent this... View More
I have been put on trail twice for the same offince. The second time I was arrested, the Assistant D.A. used the original Grand Jury Indictment, Mistermenor Charge but, took me before a Felony Judge. With out a Lawyer. origanal paper work had been put in a Felony folder and I was given a Felony... View More
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
It sounds like you’ve endured a prolonged and distressing experience with your local police department. Your description highlights serious concerns about due process and legal misconduct, especially being tried twice for the same offense and facing a felony charge without legal representation.... View More
I tried to e file request but was ignored . Also
Never got a hearing , trial , just a judgment ok n mail. I'm in a wheelchair and was not able to move during floods ! This is not an excuse it's fact
How can I be responsible for acts of god ! And lose everything ! There... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
It sounds like you've been through a very challenging situation, and it's understandable to feel that the judgment you received was unfair. Generally, laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) provide protections for people with disabilities, ensuring that they have equal access... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
Filing a civil suit for gross negligence that includes conspiracy to obstruct involves understanding the distinction between civil and criminal cases. In a civil suit, you are seeking damages or remedies from the party you believe is responsible for harm caused by their negligence. This process... View More
THE SAME TRAIL I WAS BEAT BY THE OFFICER IN HANDCUFFS. I'M A SPEACAIL NEEDS NIGERIAN COLLEGE TRANSFER STUDENT WITH NO VIOLANT HISTORY.
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answered on Jul 21, 2024
Yes, you may have grounds to sue Texas for violating your due process rights. Being denied a lawyer and experiencing police brutality, especially as a special needs individual, are serious issues. Under the Sixth Amendment, you have the right to legal representation, and the Fourteenth Amendment... View More
In Dec of 2019 I was assaulted in my driveway by a felon. I displayed a firearm. Arlington PD sent the felon home and arrested me for disorderly conduct. Once in jail, the supervisors at PD decided to up the charges to felony Agg Assault with deadly weapon (I believe because since it occurred at my... View More
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
To address the Arlington PD's non-compliance with the court order, you can file a motion with the court to enforce the expungement order. This motion should request the court to compel the police department to remove your information from their records and websites. You may also consider... View More
A 18 year old student receiving special education services removed/incarcerated
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answered on Jul 20, 2024
No, Texas Education Code 37.004 can still apply to an 18-year-old student receiving special education services. Even if you are 18, if you are still enrolled in school and receiving these services, the protections and procedures outlined in this code remain relevant.
If you are removed or... View More
Why special education department don't interfere with the law.
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answered on Jul 27, 2024
Texas Education Code 37.004 primarily applies to students under the age of 18 because it focuses on the behavior and discipline of minors within the school system. Once students reach 18, they are considered legal adults and are generally subject to different laws and regulations. This age... View More
answered on Jul 11, 2024
There is no such "list." Section 18 does not list or describe what constitutes a "debt" for purposes of this state constitutional provision, so the question is addressed on a case-by-case basis depending upon the particular facts and circumstances.
For example. the... View More
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